Summary

  • Manchester City approach Swansea over striker Bony

  • Gerrard set to join LA Galaxy in 18-month deal

  • West Brom star Berahino charged with drink driving

  • FA Cup third round: Everton v West Ham live on BBC Radio 5 live from 19:00 BST

  • England need to be exciting - Peter Moores

  • Who is your cult hero? Tweet #myculthero

Live Reporting

Jamie Lillywhite and Luke Reddy

  1. New Zealand duo set new Test record

    BJ Watling and Kane WilliamsonAFP

    Plenty of Test cricket taking place in sunnier climes, and Kane Williamson (242 not out) and BJ Watling (142 not out) have set a new Test record for the sixth-wicket with an unbroken partnership of 365 on the penultimate day of the second and final Test with Sri Lanka in Wellington.

    Sri Lanka, who lost the first Test by eight wickets, were set 390 and closed on 45-1. Watling was also involved in the previous record with Brendon McCullum on 14 February last year, and a plaque commemorating that stand of 352 had only just been completed at the picturesque Basin Reserve ground. Looking on the bright side for the signwriters, there is only one name to change I suppose.

  2. Rangers dismiss American bid

    Rangers have rejected a possible £18m takeover offer from American Robert Sarver, saying it undervalues the Ibrox outfit.

  3. FA Cup fourth round draw

    There were some intriguing ties drawn out in last night's FA Cup fourth round draw live on the BBC, League Two Cambridge at home to Manchester United, Brighton against Arsenal and a potential derby between Chelsea and Millwall.

  4. FA Cup review

    BBC Radio 5 live

    Tonight it's the turn of two more FA Cup winners as Everton host West Ham at Goodison Park, a match you can hear live on BBC Radio 5 live, the programme starting at 19:00 GMT.

  5. Hello and welcome along to another Sportsday. Steven Gerrard was the hero again for Liverpool last night, with two goals as they beat AFC Wimbledon on a tricky surface at Kingsmeadow. With Frank Lampard still impressing for Manchester City at the age of the 36, were Liverpool right to dispense with their 34-year-old talisman? Let us know at #bbcsportsday.